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by cik 6y ago
In English, I wouldn't recommend any of them, they're all pure garbage. Other than English speakers who cannot Hebrew - I've never met anyone who thinks they're a news source. Radio is by far the best news source in this
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It's really important to check sources. What Reuters isn't sharing is that they're quoting YNet. No one in this country takes that paper seriously. It's literally a garbage tabloid. They literally publish articles for th
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by cik 6y ago
A grue ate your face.
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Is there any doubt that we've entered the era of approved, or not free speech. 'Severe misconduct' today means racist behaviour, perhaps tomorrow it means support for the NRA, or anti-environmental behaviour. The thought pol
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That's the problem with anecdotes. Over my (longer, not that it matters) career I've had both. I've only had 2 of the unicorns however.
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I think they get a bad rap. Good scrum masters are worth their weight in gold at scale. The solve all inter-team comms, the bat away distractions, and they generally find the answers, or the people with the answers and get them solved and
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One can easily think it's only half a million. That number while large for many organizations, isn't for others. Simply put, it's cheaper to pay this fine than build out the (likely) necessary compliance team. Were the fine c
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by cik 6y ago
This is an effective non-fee for an entity their size. I'd assume we see the associated negative pattern - there's little real legislation impact, meaning there's little value in reporting, when examined economically. Were th
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by cik 6y ago
As I mentioned, elsewhere, this is in Israel - and clearly not a HCL city like Tel Aviv. While I'm not the example, I pay less than this for many things, simply because of city I live in. My cell, with 250GB of data (as an example) is
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by cik 6y ago
I'm in Israel. This is extremely normal. We have trackers on the TLV. If you work anywhere and have any sort of pension, the default (i.e you sign your employment contract, and forget about life) is 80% tracking the S&P 500. To be
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That's exceptionally untrue - though it can be true in context. In the city beside mine, renting a place downtown, and working in the grocery store it's very possible to save $500 per month. For reference, minimum wage is the equi
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To be honest, I don't. I was more interested in having intelligent conversation around it. I feel (generally) that when people don't have aligned incentives, there can't be aligned outcomes. To me, that means there's a c
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by cik 6y ago
Ever wonder if we're going about this all wrong. What if the real value was paying poachers to not poach?
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This is ridiculous, and untrue at the latest, but to be fair it can be dependent on varieties and geography. There are several varieties of early and late stage lettuce (butterheard, battavian) and tomatoes (brandwyne, big rainbow). Or... p
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by cik 6y ago
I did this for a few years with cobbler ( https://cobbler.github.io/ ). cobbler, pxe, bootp, tftp, ansible and friends pretty much solve this problem. In fact, if you know the mac addresses (or ranges) you can fairly easily d
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by cik 6y ago
Can confirm - it's a matter of taxation. I bought bottles of wine from there while in Italy for 3EUR per bottle. The exact same bottle retailed for 35CAD in the LCBO in Toronto. Since moving to Israel I've noticed something very s
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by cik 6y ago
Then you've selected yourself out as not the target audience. There are plenty of shoppes that I don't patronize as I'm not the target audience. This is no different.
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It's really the transliterated words that are problems. Though, I find when I read novels and multiple words might might there's a tendency to add the vowels under a single letter. Which reminds me I need to go to Tzomet...
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by cik 6y ago
This is not the case in Canada, though I can't comment on other countries. Firstly, we pay our technology professionals rather well compared to the majority of the private sector (i.e banks, but not startup world). Secondly, there&#x27
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by cik 6y ago
Unfortunately there's a long history of Spotify re-toggling this setting. It's quite frustrating.
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by cik 6y ago
I might be one of the rare people who loves Transferwise? I've used them for 5 years, to transfer money from multiple businesses, and personally. I've sent money between businesses, to people internationally, paid for office rent,
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by cik 6y ago
NYT is the only news outlet I subscribe to - and I'm not American, not in the US, and have never lived there. Frankly, I love their business, finance, and international coverage. Also at $3 per month it's well worth it - and least
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by cik 6y ago
I really like that idea of making strong, independent adults. I firmly believe the whole point is to help them be better than I am, to guide but not push (well, push sometimes), and I think that independence is the key part of this. It has
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by cik 6y ago
This is completely cultural. Here in Israel kids as young as 5 walk to school alone (not legally, just reality), and you'll frequently see a 6 year old taking the bus. The community looks out for them, parents give them cellphones (dum
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by cik 6y ago
I've been promised that for 20 years, and waiting for 27. I'm willing to see whether or not Linux ever really "desktops".
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Ah, but what about being able to sell?
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That's literally the point.
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I don't think that great analysis and random paranoia have to be disconnected. But given how humans treat money, goods, and jobs it's highly likely that some combination of those humans will do everything they can to maintain the
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There is some brilliant analysis on WSB, some rubbish - the usual. But there was great analysis on this post a few hours ago: https://old.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/l6n4ay/the_... Assuming it (
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There are lots of things that interfere with software development. A shocking amount of my work happens in VMs, or on a dedicated "I don't trust you" workstation that re-pxe boots itself nightly. It shouldn't have to be

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